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Tue Sep 21, 2021, 07:13am
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But the rules and the case book are clear. Intent doesn't matter. Whether the player was "doing what they are supposed to" doesn't matter. If a retired runner "interferes" with the double play, that is if the play would have been made if they hadn't been there, then it's interference.
You have to determine whether the throw would have put the BR out at first had it not hit the retired runner. 
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